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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-08-12

FIRE CAUSES GREAT HAVOC AND
PROMISES MUCH MORE.

The Parched Vegetation Easily Ignited--
Michigan Forests Again Ablaze- dis
Swept I'm Illinois and Meadows Totally
Ruined in Minnesota-A Big Bill for
Seven Months.
CHEBoyGAN, Mich, Aug. 9.-Forest fires
are again raging in this section and are de-
stroying much valuable pine and standing
timber in this county and burning fences and
barns. Farmers are fighting the fires to save
their homes and stock. A heavy smoke
hangs over the village.
GRAND HAVEN Mich, Aug. 9.-Heavy
forest fires have been raging throughout this
section for the past two weeks, doing consid-
cradle damage. The fire department was
called out to fight fire in an adjoining forest
south of the city, back of Lake Forest ceme-
terry, where it burned the grass off from
about thirty lots badly bleaching tomb
stones, etc. The fire is now under control
south of here, but is raging fiercely to the
southeast of the city.
LEvERNG, Mich, Aug. 9.-It is very
smoky from forest fires, which are burning
over valuable tracts of pine and hardwood
timber east of here and toward Cheboygan.
MANToN, Mich, Aug. 9.-Fires in the
woods ON the Manistee river are destroying
fences and valuable timber. Rain is badly
needed.
ROUND LAKE, Mich, Aug 9-Bad fires
ragged around here Monday, and are doing
considerable damage. The lumber yards and
saw-mills are in danger.
CEDAR SPRINGS, Mich, Aug 0-Fires
continue to spread, and large parties are out
fighting the flames. Sunday night the resi-
dences of o. p. Jewell and j. Clark, two
miles west, had q close call. Some of the
citizens are going out to assist in fighting tho
fires. No rain has fallen since the middle of
June. The fires are very bad around Burche's
mill.
ST. IGNAcE, Mich, Aug. 9.-The city is in
imminent danger of being destroyed by fire.
About two miles west of the city terrible
forest fire is raging, and, to make matters
worse, a westerly gale is blowing The fire
departments out in force.
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A slight shower on Wednesday
dampened the parched vegetation.

A slight shower on Wednesday
dampened the parched vegetation.
John Lynde who has been wrest-
ling with typhoid fever for the last
three weeks is now abe 10 SIT up a
short time.
Miss Lydia Holden. of Laingsburg.
visited her many friends here last
week.
]. Barrett expects soon TO build him.
self new house as the material is
already on the ground.
Another brick block-material bar
gained for and rooms rented.
Mrs. J. Close is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. G. E. Brewster at Kingsley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Barnum were
called to Antrim on Monday to
attend the funeral of Mrs. BIS brother
Mr.. H. Martin whose leg was ampu-
tated Saturday morning, from which
operation he never rallied. A slight
bruise from pillow and his own neg
lect resulted seriously.
Mrs. Mclean, of Farewell, Clare
county, and Miss Putnam, of Milan,
are guests at the residence of H. w.
Bruce this week.
JIG. butcher, who moved here
from Fenton last spring has now
skipped" out for Flint leaving sew
eral unsetteled accounts, thus bunting
charitable feelings for poor people
who drift this way.
Mrs. Sarah Mulkins is dangerously
i'll at her home in this village.
4 The F. & A M. society have no
wish to be behind in this steady
march ofimprovement and are now
talking of leaving their old gu arters
and 60 up higher in the new brick
block.
A S. S. picnic is to be held in
Redmon's grove near this village the
18th inst.
COWARD.
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The scores made by the league clubs Satur-
day are given below: At Detroit-Detroit
TO- Boston II; at Pittsburg -Plttsburg 2,
Washington 8; at indianapolis
D, Philadelphia s; at Chicago-Chicago 4,
New York O.
CHICAGO, Aug. 9-The champions man.
aged to utilize the fortunes Of base ball Mon
day by winning their game with New York
while Detroit lost one to Boston. The per-
centages are now $40 for Chicago and ,62s for
Detroit League scores Monday were:
At MISUNDERSTANDING 2, Washington =; at
Chicago-Chicago IL, New York @; at De-
troit-Detrot 8, Boston s; at Indianapolis
indianapolis 8, Philadelphia s.
CHICAGO, Aug. 10.-The champions were
wofully beaten ia the base ball game Tues
day by the Philadelphia club, while Detroit
added to its lead by defeating Washington.
The pecentages of the leaders are now: De-
troit, 1888; Chicago, COZ. Following are the
league scores: At Detroit-Detroit IS, WASH
ton 10; at Chicago Chicago, 4, Philadelphia
ID; at MISUNDERSTANDING %, Boston 81;
at olis-Indianapolis 5, New York TO-
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Welcome Rain I'm visconsIn.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Aug. "a special to
The Journal from Spencer, Wis, says: For
est fires which have been raging for several
days past, We're extinguished by copious rains
Monday night and the long drought broken
The town of Romeo, which was entirely
burned last year was again placed in immi-
nent danger and citizens have been out fight
ing for week past. Indications point to
more rain. The Journals specials from diff
ferent points in the northern portion of the
state show that rain covered large territory
and put out numerous fires and there is no
further fears of a repetition of the disastrous
conhagrations Of last year.
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The Coming Chicago Encampment.

CHICAGO, Aug. o-The programme of the
military encampment to be held here in
October has been issued, and shows that the
prizes to be awarded will aggregate S42, 200
the largest amount ever competed for. The
prizes will go to every branch of military
service. There will be three sham battles
grand pyrotechnic displays, massed band con-
certs, and dress parades. A letter has been
received from j. b. Castleman, acting adj
jutent general of Kentucky, indorsing the
action of the management regarding colored
troops, providing they be encamped sep
arately
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THE CRIMINAL CALENDAR.

The pool-box used at the Buffalo races FRI
day was robbed during the following night
Of q, 200.
Parson Harris, colored man living near
Helena, Ark, was killed by his wife Satur-
day with a shotgun, which was emptied into
him while he was beating her.
Mentor Smith, a 10-yearold boy, living
near Fulton, No., has been arrested for shoot
ing his father, Herson Smith He says that
he was persuaded to do no by his sister and a
colored boy. and that his father did not treat
him well.
Deputy Sheriff william Carson, of Conejos
county, Colorado, son Of the famous Kit
Carson, IVES murdered BY desperate at Al
mosa last Thursday.
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Nearly Annihilated the village.

DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 10-The village Of
Sandusky, the county seat of Sanilac coun.
ty, was nearly wiped out by fire Tuesday
morning, which originated in the swampe
south Of the village. The principal business
places are all gone, among them being Car
sons hotel and store building, Hugh Nc
Kennels agricultural depot and residence and
contents, Mr.. g. Hoag's and John Laken's
general stores and a number of residences,
nine buildings in all. Very little can be
learned about the fire, as the telephone and
telegraph wires are down on all sides. A
Carronville dispatch states that the loss is
from SIS, 900 to 100000. There has been no
loss of life as first reported
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bids ON cine New CruIsers,

WASHINGTON CITY, Aug. o. AT the last
session of congress the building of number
of cruisers and gunboats was authorized, and
bids for the construction of the same were
opened at the navy department Monday. The
bids were on the following vessels: Newark,
1000 tons; cruisers Nos. and 5, 1000 tons
each, and gunboats Nos. and A, 1,700 tons.
Cramp & Sons made the only bid ON the New
ark, $l,24S,000 The same firm also bid
81, 900 each on cruisers Nos. and and
$4a5. 900 each for the two gunboats. The
Union Iron-works, of San Francisco, bid
81, 42S, 900 each on the cruisers and N. r.
Palmer & Co., of New York, $49O, 600 each for
the gunboats. In the cases Of cruisers No.
and the contractors guarantee nineteen
knots an hour on the plans of the navy depart
ment and get bonus of $50, 900 for every
quarter knot in excess of that speed, deduc-
ton Of $50, 900 being made for every quarter
knot less Cramp e. Sons offered to take the
cruisers for 500. 900 less than their bid IL al
lowed to make their own designs.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-08-12

Must be had, car shops.

Must be had, car shops.
Not green, the Owosso lawns.
Summer like, 90 on the north side.
Vote on the aad, for the car shops.
Dangerous, our sidewalks in some
places.
Changed, the time table On the T..
& N. M. railway.
Not wise but-unwise, opposing the
car shop proposition.
Growing, public sentiment in favor
of the local option law.
Badly out of place, boys catching
on to railway trains about the depots.
That the teamsters on the city
sprinklers wore big smile Thursday.
That every Owossoite should take
an interest in the approaching county
fair.
Noticeable, the smile on everyone's
face after the rain of Wednesday
night.
Creditable to Michigan, the mill
tary encampment at Island Lake the
past week.
A public nuisance, the new form Of
1000 mile tickets issued by the rail-
way companies.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-08-12

from Havre on the
steamship Normandie
Sunday. His broth
ers, A. McLane, of
Washington, and ].
c. McLane, of Balti-
more, with Gen. Jo-
seph f. Johnston, gov
eminent director Of
the Pacific railroad,
came to this city on
Friday to meet Min
lister McLane, and
boarded the steamer
Sunday morning at
- -
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WHOLESALE lNCENOlARIsM.
Eight Fires in One Day at Dluslsegon
NIicli.--Loss, @15O,OOO

A~AShe hhco III Oho bsiy db
,Iich.--Loss, @15O,O0O.
MUSHROOM, Mich, Aug. 1O-There have
been eight incendiary fires here since IL
o'clock Monday night, the total loss ON which
has been something like S15O,0OU The three
largest occurred about noon Tuesday. At II
o'clock flames broke out on the Simpson
dock at Lakeside, destroying 2,000, 900 feet of
lumber belonging to Simpson, Fay Sc Co.
and 7. d. Simpson 81 CO., total loss of $780,
900, on which there is S20 900 insurance.
Hardly had this fire been put out when the
flremen were called to the docks of Hackley
& Holmes. Here some 100000 feet, already
solo, were destroyed, with loss of $40, 0OO
insurance, $4,000. The docks were damaged
$4,000. The third fire occurred almost at
the same time at Alberts &, Co.'S dock. Some
shingles and timber were burned. Loss $10,-
600. In each case surrounding property was
slightly damaged. The other fires were all
small
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minnesota Meadows Turning.

ST. CLOUD. Mimi, Aug. 1.-TWO meadows,
northwest Of this city in LIE Sank, are on fire
and rapidly being destroyed One Is back Of
William Patterson's place. There is also
fine meadow three miles east of this city that
burned nearly all day Monday, and all mead.
ows connected with it will DO ruined. Moth
ing but heavy and continuous rains will put
out the fires in these beds of peat. The
Brennan meadow, east of this city, is still
burning. When once burnt over, these
meadows are forever worthless. Everything
Is drying up
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-08-12

We are closing out our entire line
of yarns, ladies gauze vests, hosiery,
handkerchiefs, collars, and everything
in that line, very cheap. Call and
see US, for It will pay you.
MRS. G.. S. BEARDsLEY.
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Robbins Jr. Band will run dance
during the Fair.
Subscribe Tor THE TIMEs-SI.oo a
year, strictly tn ad0anee.
Persons in need Of building sand
can be supplied by leaving their orders
at the Office of Woodward Bros.
Toe slippers and walking shoes, in
the latest styles, at 7. Collins.
The celebrated Garfield tea, the
marvellous kidney and liver cure,
which has been SO widely advertised
by sample packages in Owosso, will
be for sale by Mrs. A. A. Waltz.
"First class work" is the motto at
the blacksmith shop of d. Dwight.
Finest bath rooms in the city at
the Steam Laundry, on Main street
west.
The Mich. S. M. & o. Co. has just
received a lot of the new No. 8
Wheeler & Wilson sewing machines.
The best "rotary shuttle" machine on
the market. Call and see them.
Talk about going to the circusl 1t
is nothing compared with going and
seeing the new goods just arrived at
MRS. G. S. BEARDsLEY's.
A good assortment of all grades
and styles Of gents shoes at the ooc
Shoe Store. HARRY KNAPP.
Smoke your wife's Dad-Grahame
& Conner.
] offer for sale my house on Pine
street. G. +. PARKER.
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Review of Michigan Militia.

ISLAND LAKE. BRIGHTON, Mich, Aug. o.
The governors grand review of the state
militia Monday morning, was witnessed by
several thousand people from all parts of the
state The condition OF the troops was ex-
cellent in the extreme. The sham battle in
the afternoon was most interesting and was
well conducted. Camp was broken Monday
evening. The governor publishes congratu-
iatory order to the troops, praising the men
hi1h1v
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Frank Hurd ON the Ohio Platform.

:"
arrived here Satur-
day. He was asked
how he liked the Ohio
Democratic platform,
and said:
II consider it the
best platform on the
subject of tariff the
Democracy has h a d
for years, and it is one
which every free trad
or and tariff reformer
can most heartily sup
port. Itdeclares for a
tariff for revenue
only. Reducing the
surplus, it favors the
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-08-12

FITS: All Fits stopped free By Or.
Klinc's Great Nerve Restorer. No Fits
after first days use. Marvellous cures.
Treatise and So trial bottle free to Fit cases.
Send TO DIR. Kline, 931 Arch St. Phila. Pa
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w est Side.

c. H. Allen was home over Sun
day
Ernest Gardner is sick with typhoid
fever.
Arthur stever left for Chicago last
evening.
Business is booming with the Owes
so Tool Co.
Miss Grace Rogers returned to De-
troit, Monday.
Miss Mamie Cummins is visiting
friends in Oxford.
Carl Parmelly is at Elsie this week
getting out timber.
Miss Josie Collier is at Topinabee
with Bay City friends.
Hugo Wesener was home from Sag
inaw the first of the week.
VIM. Green IS building an addition
to his hotel, the Central House.
Miss Minnie Curtis, of Elsie, visit
ed with Miss Flora Lusk last week.
DR.. Phippen is enjoying a visit
from his parents, from Parkhill, Ont.
Mrs. H. M. Post is sick in bed with
an attack of inflammatory rheumatism.
Miss Maud Preist, of Detroit, is
visiting her friend, Miss Allie Parmel-
ly.
A number of West Owossoites went
on the excursion to Saginaw, Satur-
day.
Mrs. Jos. Greer arrived home Sat
urday night from visit among friends
in Oakland Co.
The Misses Mabel and Nora Chase,
of Elsie, are visiting at the home
of Edward Lusk.
Mrs. H. Wells and daughter Allie
are spending few weeks among rel
atives at Elmira, N. Y.
Frank G. Elicit of the senior class
of Princeton Seminary visited with
Geo. l.. Lusk, Saturday.
Theodore Mcdonald, of Detroit
passed Sunday in Owosso with Mrs.
Ella Woodland and family.
A telegram announcing the death
of brother, called Mrs. ]. Parmelly
to Flat Rock, Monday eve.
w. A. Woodland has been in Jack
son and Iona on State business in
connection with the prisons.
Frank Brooks has just returned
from Bay City, where he has been
visiting relatives and friends.
Hiram AFFORD has begun the exca.
walton for a two story building on
Main street, west of his present loca-
ton.
Robbins Table factory was shut
down last week, a brief lull in bust
ness. They are again in full opera
ton.
Hurrahi for the r, & A. r. r. car
shops for Owosso.+ The West Side
will do her part toward securing
them.
The work ofraising tn fourth ward
school house is nearly completed.
The roof was raised without any
trouble.
Miss Emma Davis, Of Saginaw City,
and Miss Jessie Billiard, of vassar,
have been visiting at the residence Of
Joe Robbins jr., for few days.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-08-12

THOMAS Il. POWELL. red uction OF taxes
upon necessities rather than upon Injuries"
"Are you acquainted with Tom Powell!'
ooh, yes, indeed, and consider him very
strong man, and one who will have the
hearty and entire support of the Democrats of
the state"
Mr.. Hurd said he should devote at least
two weeks to canvassing the state.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-08-12

FOR SALE.

A thoroughbred Shorthorn bull, years
old, three years old COW with bull calf 5
months old, 9 year old COW with bull
calf A months old, and yearliug heifer.
All registered or eligible 10 registry. For
further particulars enquire at the premises
one mile south and half mile east of Bur
ton, or at this Office. ]. @. SCHROEDER.
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The slamese Prince shown Around.

NEW Y DIRK, Aug.
ton of the commits
sioners of charities
and corrections the
Siamese Prince and
suite paid q visit to
Blackwell's island
Monday and i n
spected the differ
ent buildings there,
including the peni-
ten tiary.. At 5
o'clock in the even
ing the party wit
messed a police pa
rade as we'll as the
manner in which
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-08-12

Farmers look. ! can save you
money on your fall stock OF boots and
shoes. Come in and you will be con-
vinced. Harry Knapp, the ooc shoe
house on exchange street east.
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, Aug. 10.--A disas-
trous fire occurred in T. M. Sinclair's pack
ing house early Tuesday morning. The lard.
room, slsughtering and barrel storage build
ings were destroyed, with stock. Loss,
about 800, 900; insurance, t6S,000
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Mccoy Goes I'm for Life.

PORTSMOUTH, Ohio, Aug. 10.-A motion for
a new trial has been overruled in the Northup
murder case, and ALI Mccoy was then sem
fenced by Judge Denver to Imprisonment for
for life
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THE MARKETS.
CHICAGO, Aug. 9.

CHICAGO, Aug. O.
Quotations on the board of trade to-day were
as follows: wheat-No August, opened 6sc
closed 6SI6c nominal; September, opened 6914c,
closed 69ssc bid; October opened 71c, closed
NC. Corn-No. 2 August, opened 4Oc, closed
41c nominal; September, opened 4034c closed
axe; october, opened 4i94c, closed 1910. Oats
No. August. opened 2434c, closed 245sc;
September, opened 2534c closed 255Sc; October,
opened 209sc, closed &c. Pork-Year, opened
S1e.OO, closed Sl215 nominal; January, opened
S12.65, closed $12721 nominal. Lard-Au-
gust, opened $685., closed SG.5215 nominal.
- Live stock-The Union stock yards report the
following prices: Hogs-Market opened fairly
active and prices unchanged; sales ranged at
S50001525 for light; 81 S5QD5.10 for rough; So Is
@5.45 for heavy packing ard shipping lots
Cattle Common, shade lower S3.00@a6O;
good to choice, firm, $410D475; cows, almost
unsuitable. s1.0002.JO; stockers, $1.5O@275;
Texans, S1.50@275. Sheep Weaker, common,
S2O0@3OO; good to choice, S350041O; lambs,
S425@475; Texans s2.50036O; Oregons $3.50
Produce: Butter-Fancy creamery 2i0D25c per.
h.; selected dairy. 15012Oc; packing stock, 100
13c. Eggs-C1ose candlei. 100111xc per doz.
Poultry-Spring chickens iOc per h.; old hens &c;
ducks and turkeys 7@Sc. Potatoes-Ohio, $1.7J
@2.OO per bbl.; Illinois, sass per Dbl. Berries
Backberries, $1.5002O0 per 10 at. case; blueber-
ries, $1.500120O per IS Of case New Apples
S1.00020o per bbl
ST.. LOUIS, Aug Q.
wheat-ss0ssc higher; No. red cash. 69Ifc;
September, 70lfc; October, 72Szc Corn-1M1Izc
higher; cash, 3sc; September, 3s3sc; October,
39Ac. Oats-Ifc higher; cash, 24c; September,
249zc; October, 2534c. Pork-$l5.e5. Lard So IS.
Whisky-$1.05.
Cattle-Market slow; fair TO choice heavy ma
tive steers, $3.s0D415; butchers steers, fair to
choice, $3.o013.95; feeders. fair to good, $4,000
$40; stockers fair to good, 50 1O6l2 90; Texans
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WANTED-To rent small farm, of
80 or 40 acres, within 4 or S miles Of
this city. Inquire at this Office.
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For brutality toward the inmates Samuel
Myers was Monday dismissed from the super
intendency Of the poor farm Of Miami
county, Ind.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-08-12

her arrival at quar- MINISTER M'LANE.
antine from the revenue cutter The party
are guests Of the New York hotel.
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Michigan Items.
Allegan will bore for gas.

Allegan will bore for gas.
Marquette will try to build S25.
ooo hotel.
Considerable diphtheria in several
places around the State.
A $50, 900 hospital is to be built at
Manistee by the Sisters of Mercy.
The Plainwell paper mill was closed
On $40, mortgage, Tuesday.
The drouth is the cause of the fail
ure of the Kalamazoo celery crop.
The wife offs. D. Bingham, ex p. I'll.
of Lansing, died at Dexter, Monday.
One hundred and sixty tents of
the X. O. Il. M. were reviewed at
Grand Rapids, this week.
The Advance threshing machine
company of Battle Greek sent out
500 machines this year.
The sailors and soldiers association
of north Michigan will hold its annual
reunion at Roscommons, Aug. II and
IS.
Coldwater will vote on the propo-
sition Of bonding the city for 500. 900
for water works on Sept. I. 1t is
thought the proposition will carry.
A Mt. Pleasant dispatch says:
Surveyors are now at work on the
Mt. Pleasant & Big Rapids branch OF
the Toledo & Ann Arbor. The re-
suit is boom to the town. 1t needs
SO new houses at once. Every apart
ment is taken and many people can't
get place to stay. Iron is laid five
miles north of here toward Chase,
and Pres. Ashley of the Toledo &
Ann Arbor says he will reach Cadillac
within 60 days."
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Minister NIcLane at Home.

NEW YORK, Aug. S.-Robert M. McLane,
United States minister to France, arrived
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-08-12

Buy the Peoria watch of N.
M. Pray.
Don't fail to buy DR.. Stillman's
liver and kidney cure, the marvellous
Garfield Tea.
Buy the Peoria watch of N.
M. Pray.
We ask all our advertising patrons
to furnish changes of ads. not later
Man Thursday noon each week.
The American Light Champion,
the latest and best bicycle made, for
sale by ]. c. Shattuck.
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League Base Ball Scores.

turned out OF their precincts in case Of an
emergency
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MILWAUKEE. via. Aug.

wheat-Unsettled; cash, G9I4c; September,
s03<c; October, 70gS07isSc Corn--Fair demand
No. 3, +oc. 0ats-0ood inquiry; No. 2 white,
ss,1c. Rye-Duil; No. !, <4,xc. Barley Steady;
September. Citzc.
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wbeat-No. white cash. 7B,<c; No. : red
cash, and August 7Sj<c; September, sl1<c; Oc-
tober. s57te. Corn S9<c. Oats--No ., esI<c:
No. whitv 20hc
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puriTeS tho Blood

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